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Sejal Baveja

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Yes, Sadhna Academy for Media Studies admissions are merit-based. The academy accepts merit of the aspirants in the last qualifying exam for admission. The scores in class 12 are required for UG and graduation marks for PG level courses. Additionally, for Diploma and certificate courses, class 12 marks are considered.

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Anushka Bidhi

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Students from all the streams are eligible for admission to the MBA course at Jyothy Institute of Commerce and Management. The selection criteria describes that the students should have passed their UG course with at least 50% aggregate. The university from where students have gained their degree should be recognised.

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Anushka Bidhi

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The Jyothy Institute of Commerce and Management MBA admission process considers undergraduate academic merit and entrance exam scores. Candidates should apply online through the official website, jyothyicm.org. It should be taken care that the form is filled out accurately and the documents along with the application fee are submitted. A merit list will be released, followed by counseling and document verification based on accepted exam scores. Finally, selected students will have to confirm their admission by paying the admission fee and INR 4 Lacs tuition fee is to be paid in installments.

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Anushka Bidhi

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The syllabus of MBA at Jyothy Institute of Commerce and Management is spread across two years and further bifurcated into four semesters. MBA is a post graduate programme in business administration. The curriculum is designed to develop advanced business and management skills which usually cover subjects like strategic management, marketing, finance, human resources, operations, and entrepreneurship.

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Nishtha Kaur

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Considering the IIT Ropar JAM cutoff 2025 for the Round 4 seat allotment, yes, there are courses reaching upto a cutoff rank of 500 at IIT Ropar. For the candidates belonging to the General AI quota, a 500 rank would not fetch you M.Sc. in Chemistry, but it could get you M.Sc. in Mathematics and MSc in Physics. Check out the MSc options for the General All India categories from the tables below:

For the General AI category:

Course2025
M.Sc. in Chemistry419
M.Sc. in Mathematics521
M.Sc. in Physics521

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NIKITA NAGAR

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Cutoffs for obc student is 460-480 range, in BHU for BA LLB .

BHU's Faculty of Law offers internship opportunities for LLB students, although they don't directly provide placements.

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Sakshi Dabas

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Yes, it is one of the top DU Colleges, especially for Science and commerce

You need a high cuet score often above 750/800 depending on the course and category

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